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Next Generation Networks

Next Generation Networks. Chapter 10. Knowledge Concepts. QoS concepts Bandwidth needs for Internet traffic. Important Terms. QoS Streaming video Compression MPEG Delay Jitter Latency Isochronous traffic IP switches CoS MPLS. Bandwidth and Expansion.

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Next Generation Networks

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  1. Next Generation Networks Chapter 10

  2. Knowledge Concepts • QoS concepts • Bandwidth needs for Internet traffic

  3. Important Terms • QoS • Streaming video • Compression • MPEG • Delay • Jitter • Latency • Isochronous traffic • IP switches • CoS • MPLS

  4. Bandwidth and Expansion • Internet traffic doubles every 11 months • Traffic increases due to changing nature of applications—more video and music with high bandwidth • Streaming video requires 3-7 Mbps • Video compression • MPEG standards

  5. Broadband Requirements • High speed and capacity • From terabits to petabits! • Bandwidth on demand • Any time allocation • Bandwidth reservation • Guarantee of needed bandwidth • Support of isochronous traffic • Traffic with no tolerance for delay • QoS • Provide variable service levels

  6. IP Networks • Traditional routers not designed to handle high-speed/large scale network traffic • Demand exceeds capacity of core, creates queue over-run • Capacity over-load and lost packets • Congestion and slow response times • Routers send traffic to shortest path not least congested • During congestion, routers can take minutes to recalculate a new route • IP switching improves speed

  7. ATM • Provides for real-time traffic management • Enables CoS and QoS • Emerging class of terabit switch routers for backbone • QoS accomdates priority control, cell loss and delay • Implicit means the application chooses the required QoS • Explicit means the network manager controls the decision

  8. ATM Service Levels • CBR (constant bit rate) for streaming video • VBR (variable bit rate) for providing bandwidth according to allocation policy • ABR (available bit rate) for service guarantees for average to peak traffic patterns • UBR (unspecified bit rate) provides a best effort service

  9. IP QoS • IntServ—controls end-to-end packet delays • Bandwidth reservation technique • Applications request bandwidth from the host • Uses FIFO queuing • DiffServ—packets marked to receive special treatment • Really CoS model • Prioritizes streams and marks traffic so nodes can provide different levels of service • Evolved from IntServ

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